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OINGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
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week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
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No-Top Buggies, all at reasonable rates !:
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suitable for ladies and children. Specia
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tention to horses on livery. Baggage
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city. Funerals attended to at short notice
All orders promptly attended to.
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a Good PUN.

When our clever feIlow-citizen, II.
AdaIr. met Major Bacon Tuesday he
made this happy speech
Major. / ann jew, but like Ba-
con ri Milledgeyille (Ga.) Chronicle.
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EVENING CAPITAL.
TUESDAY, JAN'Y %, 1887
puslsHE0 DAILY. ExoEpT sUaDAya

TUESDAY, JAN'Y %, 1887
a Good PUN.
When our clever fellow-citizen. II.
Adalr, met Major Bacon Tuesday he
made this happy speech
major. / am jew, but I like Ba-
conf Millcdgeyille (Ga.) Chronicle.
.OrIeIn OF "Arr." and "Mrs.-
The history OF those everyday titles OF
Mr.. and Mrs, which are now the COM
mon property OF everyone. Is not without
interest. though IN some OF its steps it
Is little obscure.
In the earlier times OF our history tho
ordinary man was simply William or
John; that Is TO say, he had merely a
Christian name, without any kind OF
q handle before II or surname after
Il.
Some means OF distinguishing one
John or one William from another John
or another William became neccs -ary.
Nicknames. derived from a mans trade,
or from his dwelling-place, or from some
personal pcculiafity, were tackled ON TO
their Chri titan names, and plain John
became John Smith. As yet there were
no minister's in the land.
Some John Smith accumulated more
wealth than the bulk OF his fcllows-be-
came, perhaps, a landed proprietor, or
an employer OF hired labor. Then he
began to be called In the Norman French
OF the day the MAESTRO" of this place
or OF that, of these or those workmen.
In time the "Maistre or Master"
narit soon became. got tackled on before
his name, and he became Master Smith,
and his wife was Maistress Smith.
But gradually the sense OF possession
was lost sight OF and the title was con-
ferred upon any man who had attained
social distinction OF any kind. whether
by moro possession OF wealth. or by hold
Ing some position of more or less con-
sitleration and Importance.
IL Is only within comparatively modern
times that the term came TO be con-
sidercd an almost Indispensable adjunct
to everyone's name.
Maistress Smith soon became Mistress
Smith. English paper.
Sympathetic" Boston.
Sympathetic Is believed TO be word
sacred to the Bostonese.
The other day resident on the chill =
was overheard ordering the familvdhie,
at stall in the Bolyston market ana
this Is the wnv she did &c:
NO ;inaf send me spring lanib Has,
YOU ats springs lamb? Very well r,4ti
thai ani two huhches OF asparagus ard
elt OF 'petits pois Titev az.
- sympathetic with lamb ~ Boston
- ..sl9
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Ladies Dress Goods from !
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velvsia
and Colored Ilaces for u
Trimmings, cheap. /
Dress Ginghams, CalicOs
ton and FlanDels, at rst
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chs1
Underwear, Hosiery, SIX
Linen Handkerchief, Line
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, ScaIh
Bows, at very low prices
Black and colored Je
Jersey Capes, Gents and
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Calico shirts for 39C wonl
Boys white shirts for u
worth Coo.
Splendid line of ladies
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All other goods in a'
prices TO suit tie times.
]. FRANK KRANt
nOv4-tf FTaDCs
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tire fact that tire pounds 81 CoerDolflic ar oifsf
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Finally the physicians acknowledged their defeat
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lseT husband hearing wonderful reports Of Swifts
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102, Stoval; Miss Ruth, I03, johnson; !;
Silver Thread, lO2, Atkioson; The
Grow, 107, A. Cooper; Ocean Wave,
102, Cunningham; Los Angelica, ia,
Murphy; WiDoDH, 1O2, West; Irmah,
102, ]. Cooper; Dutt d, l02, Hatha.
way; Outstep, l02, Moore; Zuleiks,
l02, WincheIl. Pools: HuntreHs, $l4;
Los Angeles and Winona coupled,
$l4; 0cesn Wave, 80; field, $25. After
three false starts tho bunch wero sent
awsy to a beautiful start, Fredericka.
I1leika and Duet d in front. Zllei.
ka went at once TO the front and WIS
never headed, winning easily by
length and half, WinoDa second, q
length in front Of Huntress, third.
TiI0e--l :02l,
Sixth RaCe---0ne milo aud q quar-
Ter, over fvo hurdles. Starters: Net
tie Watkins, 1856, Hayden; Warning
ton, 1877, Watkins; Wellington, l47,
Callahan Ascoli, 49, Gross; judge
Jackson, 147, Huro; The Doctor, 1888,
Freeman Aurelisn, 1877, Huston
Swiney, 140, Canahon. There were
no pools. Aurelian led away from
the post and over the first hurdle, The
Doctor taking the lead at the stand
with Wellington. second and Judge
Jackson third. Ascoli closed In on
The Doctor and was on even terms
with him as they cleared the last hur-
die, when Ascoli drew away and won
by five len gths, Judge Jackson second
aud The Doctor third. Time--2:lS.
MONDAYS ENTRIRs.
The entries for the races at Sleeps
head Bay on Monday are 90 follows:
First RaCe-Th-ee-quarteYs OF q
mile Ichi Ban, ITO; Herbert, 10;
Harry Russell, 1903; Pericles, J. W. |
White and Brou9hton, ,107 each Poco-
moke, Repetta, Patrocles and Error,
l05 each; Ssluda, l03 Jubilee, "a;
Ovid, 92; LsCkawanna, 90.
Second Race-Mermaid stakes mile
and one.ejghth. Lady Primrose,
Hypasis, Almy, Ferensi and Flsgeo-
letta, 1l3 each.
Third -Three.fourths OF y mile.
Torchlight, PetulanCe, Belinda, 1l2
each; Satin, FoTdbsm, Umpire, Mira
beau 1l5 each; Mercury l1S.
Fourth Race - Sheepshead Bay,
handicap one milo and one.eighth.
Stonebuck l05, ProdiRal, jennie b,
Parbouche. 80 each Ben Ali 1872. Oil
max ITO, BOAz l07, Amalgsm l07, Phil |
Les 81, Telie Doe ia !
Fifth Race-Rsnewal OF the Bay
Ridge Handicap; one mile end one
quarter Bonanza liz, AdoDis 100,
s1le l08, Tensirike l0S, Greenfield 81, |
Exile l2l.
Sixth Race--H hurdle selling race
me mile and one quarter. Little Eel
w l43, Schoolmaster 14S, Btunoya
81, Sam Brown 1853, Value 127.
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SHBEPSHEAD TURF SPORT
A MAGNIFICENT OCCASION FOR
ALL SAVE FAYORITES.
The Bard the Only Fortunate One
Sigman Cohen After an
Injunction.
CHICAGO'S SUMMER MEETING A
MAGNIFICENr TRIUMPH.
The Derby Won by G. II. Todd, Miss
Ford Second and Wary Third
Five Other Events.

NEw YORK, June 26.-The attend
Ance was large, the weather fine aud
the track fast at sheepshesd Bay to-
day. The racing was capital, but re-
suited disastrously for hackers, as only
one favorite, the Bard, won.
Firet Race - One mile. Starters
Cleaner, Bsss, Royal Arch, Bonanza,
Austriana, Racquet, Bordelaise and
Elizabeth. Bonanza won by q scant
length, Bess second, Cleaner third,
Time-l :433. Mutuals paid $50 60.
Second Race-Three-quarte of q
mile; maiden two year olds. Starters
Belle Dor, Medusa, Umpire, Locust,
Golden Reel and Flitaway. Umpire
won by half length; Belle Dor sec-
ond, Locust third. Time-1 :181. Mu.
tuals paid $82 20.
Third Race.-Coney Island cup.
One mile and three. quarters. Starters
The Bard, Barnum, EIkwood and
Rataplan. The Bard led from start to
finish and won by four lengths. Rata,
plan and Elkwood were head and
head second and third till into the
stretch, where Barnum moved up and
beat Elkwood for second place by six
lengths. Tme-S:03.
Fourth Race.-Handicap; one mile
and three-sixteentbs. Starters: Rich
mond, Lancaster, Berlin, Elitor and
Florence M. Florence M. won by
four lengths; Richmond second, Ber-
lin third. Time-2:02t Mutuals
paid $32 50.
Fifth Raee-The Equality stakes |;
one mile and three-sixteenths. Start
ere; Telie Doe, stonebuck, Boaz,
Adrian, Brown Duke, Jennie B. and
Shasta. Brown Duke and Jennie B..
cut the work TO the head of the
stretch, where BoaE, Telie Doe and
Stone Buck showed in front. In the
stretch Brown Duke bolted clear to
the outside, but came in again with q
magnificent burst of speed, and won
by a length and half; Boaz second,
Telie Doe third. Time-2:02. Mu-
tuals paid $46 85
Sixth RAce-Handicap hurdle; two
miles. Starters: Judge Griffith, Nam
monist, Bassanio and Shamrock.
Mammonist won by three lengths /;
Judge Griffith second, Shamrock third.
Time-4:03
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CHICAGOs SUMNER MEEEING.
The Derby Won by McCaIty's G. M
Todd MISS Ford Second. Wary

The Derby Won by MeCaIty's G. M
Todd, Miss Ford Second. Wary
Third.
CHICAGO, June 25. Ohicago's an.
nual GUNNER meeting began today al
Washington Park. rhs attendance
was enormous and was the largest ever
seen on the grounds. The attendance
is estimated at from $4,000 to $1,000.
The Derby, estimated at $4,000, was
won by d. j. McCarty's chestnut colt,
O. II. Todd, by Joe Hooker, dam Ross
B., and was ridden by Hamilton. He
was run out by another Californian,
the Baldwin filly, Miss Ford, with
West in the saddle.
On entering the grounds probably
not one person in thousand Of the
vast crowds had any thought Of @. II.
Todd, the horse that won the Derby.
The opinion was general that Lucky"
Baldwin would secure the rich stake
with either Goliah or Miss Ford, and
when II was learned in the betting
quarter that Baldwin was backing the
former there was rush of the crowd
to get its money on. Men a.
most fought to reach one or
other Of the forty bookmakers
in order to back the Grinstead
colt. The bookmskers reaped a grand
harvest in conse quence. 1t was field
of horses the equal of which has not
been seen at the post for any event in
the Western circuit this season. So
desirable was the priz9 that one own
er had shipped a horse from the East
to contest it, and two other owners
sent for jockeys to come 1000 miles to
try and win. Snapper" Garrison,
who stands second to none at close
finish, was brought from New York
expressly to ride Hindoo Rose, and
sandy" McCarty, than whom there
are few better in the pig
skin, came ON from Brooklyn
to ride Terra Gotta, a horse
which already had Derby to his
credit. Pitted against these riders
was Murphy, the famous Baldwin
Jockey, and West, almost equally we'll
known. In addition was Hamilton,
the first Jockey of the Hsggin stable,
and Blsylock, Mr.. Corrigsn's heavy
weight rider. AS the derby horses
came past the stand in the preliminary
gallop the familiar black jscket and
Maltese cross OF Baldwin was loudly
applauded. Murphy was up on Goliah,
a rscy looking colt with good stride
and wide awake sppesFsnce, but he
was never in the hunt when the race
WAS run. O. H. Todd galloped with
Hamilton up, wearing the orange with
blue sleeves and cap of the Hsggin
stable-ior although Todd is owned
by D. ]. Mccarthy, Ct California, he
is being trained and run in the Haggin
string there was hum Of inquiry.
The horse was seen to be in tho most
perfect form, moving easily aud his
coat glistened like FURNISHED brass.
"That'e q IacerW was the cry, and
many men made rush for the books,
eager TO hedge on Goliah and the rest,
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WlCHlTA'S Wall OF WOE.
.---------I------ 81
A KANSAS, TOWN OyERRUH GIlH
zoos PADS.
One MaTder aud Numberless Bur.
glaries Perpetrated-A Vigil
lance Committee.
IspEoIAL TO TEE ArrrAL.l


WIcHITA, KAN, june Wichita
has a boom Of which she 10 not very
proud. For the past three or four
days che has been oveIrnn with foot
pads. Strange tcughs began to make
their appearance In The city lsst TueB-
day, lad since that iins near hun
dred burplaries have been reported,
one man has been killed, o dcz.n med
held up on the main streets, an editor
and policeman being among the vic.
Tins, and not one arfest hos been
made yet Tuesday night George
Ohastain, q prominent citizen,
attacked q tramp who bad insulted his
wife and was stabbed In the heart, his
assRilant escaping Wednesday night.
Policeman Jos. Hooker wss kept still
In bis house by one masked and armed
man while two others ransacked the
premisee, and all three eecapeJ, ipaR.
TyiDg WITH them Hookef's unif6kfn,
club and badge, On, Thursday
night Leo Rsdding, editor Of the
Wichita = Journal = was held
mp by two maeked men
on one OF the main streets aud robbed
Of his watch and sos. Twenty.aeven
gold watches, thirty-fVs eilver ones,
between $500 and S40O in money and
a great amount Of jewelry and cloth
ing has been taken. twenty-five and
thirty burglarieB are reported nightly.
No arrests have been made, aud the
police and city authorities are 5sing
denounced on all sides. A vigilance
ID being organized.
The dealeTs in FIRE arms repor. over
800 weapons sold yesterday. The city
10 completely tenonEGd.
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form migratory grand lodge, subject
to tho approval Of the grand lodge In
New York, slso TO iound lodges in
town., regardless OF population,
wherever good material ioi good Elks
msy be found, A spirited contest for
the chairmanship Of this evenings
social session was wRged between
Arthur q, More'and, Of New York,
and Allen o. Meyers, Of CinciDnaH.
As q compromise COL Wilson, Of
Providence, X. l., was chogen. This
afternoon the Elks took in the bsse-
ball game and tonight the reunion
closes with a grand banquet Rt the
Light Infantry ATmofy.
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OBITUARY.


Mah. uaFy Whekm ma
Adec ,iOnately inscribed 10 those .wht love
hef.
The Angel Of Death 20 our angel N life
Came with greeting warm and tondefi
Ard that hand we call tho Oruo hand
Unveiled hor lite = full splendoi
There in tho bloom OF INN orlal youth.
Who're no earthly pains can reueh hot,
Her soul will quaf at tho f0uut % truth
With love for its tireless teaohor..
For she has gone ~ that fairy ghofO,
Where the land of the bOautifnl hos
Where sorrow opprosseib tho soul more,
Nor the sunshine Of iadns 10 des
There her lips will drink tfoW tho io0nt d,-
vine
In bright Eden's stresmiat NoWine,
And the RlOfiOus light OF aiOyo dlgiue
On her face be forever tlowing
Oh, ye who vail the lovely dead,
Think not Of her pAihb ~ dyihGs
Think Of tho crown kin angela twiHe
That is noW'On her forehead lying
Nover again will farewell words
In thai beautiful land bo spokeni
ChrisPs love will Join each link eueH
4 FRIGND
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CLOSED Win A BANQUET.
The EIks Conclude Their Reunion
C1neinnati Nexa Year.

DETRoIT, MIoH, Juns 25-Att this NOR.
ning's aession OF the EiEs tho thanks
were given to all persocs who contrib.
uted to the pleasure Of tho Elks. Az.
TaDgements were made tp haya Mrs,
i. B, Taylor, widow af brother Elk,
who 10 a photographer, photograph
the entire body. o. the question Of
a new ritual suggestions were framed
and sent TO the grand lodge. Cinon-
matt and Cleveland 4, contested for
the place OF national reunion
next year, and Cincinnati won.
The dates are June 9th and 7th,
1888, Resolutions were adopted to
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DEMON DOLL DOOnED.
A Terrible Hunger Leads 10 Hts
Arresf-Letters Fixing RIs
Crime,

CLEVELAND, o., JuHe 25--Conra
Doll, the man who tu.chered his vile
and BtepSon at North Indusiry, o.,
yesterday, eluded the officers ali last
night. Late this afternoon he called
ut farm honse near the village aUd
ssked for food. The farmer took him
TO Cantor, where he wss locked a.
Letters left by Doll at hjs home show
that the murder was premaditated.
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quirs a gentle yet effective laxative.
For sale by II. j. Heiator and all lead
ing druggists. Van Vleet d Co., q.
W. Jones Il Co., w. ". Wilksrson 4
Co., ], ]. Miles, and Z. Mansfield d Co.
have been eppointed Wholesale ngepIs
at Memphis.
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Sirmnn ,lahen,a auit.

Judge Lawrence, in the Supreme
Court Chambers, heard argument to-
day on q motioR to make permanent
an injunction recently obtained by
eigmar Cohen restraining William r.
and John B. Brannon from inlerier.
ing with the petitioners management
and control OF the race horses Rio
Grande, Brilliant, Ovid, BOotblsck and
John J, Healey. Cohen claims that
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K 0fH. NOtIeo.

NIBMPHIS LODGE, No 1876, K or n
ing, jane 10Th, AZ Q:3O O 'cleck, aharp, TO At.
tend the funeral ol Brother Wh. y. WRRDRs
RorH, deceased. A foil Atieu alnc0 fecp0slo 4
Brothers Of sister lodged cordially invited
b o, NBlL, Uotators
NICHOLAS WILLIAMS, AsPOrlsFs
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Escaped Convict CAuSht.
IaPROIAL TO TBn AyPHAL.l

HELENA, ARK, Juns 26.--Noah
Graham, convict, made his eecape
from the County Convict Farm last
week and fed to Wynns Station,
where hs was capinTei by the officers
last evening. Sheriff Pillow will send
az officer after Grshsmto bring him
back % serve out his term. Z